Midnight Volleyball donation
Posted
on Apr 23, 2014
Teaming up for Police Department's Midnight Volleyball program
The Rotary Club of New Berlin is proud to again contribute to the New Berlin Police Department's Midnight Volleyball program. Held at Malone Park on Monday evenings, Midnight Volleyball gives New Berlin high school students a fun and healthful way to spend part of their Monday nights. This year's "season" runs from June 9 through Aug. 18.
This is the third consecutive year that the Rotary Club of New Berlin has been the main sponsor of Midnight Volleyball. Officer Dan Hanlon and Capt. Mike Glider accepted a $1,000 check from club president Stephanie Friemoth. Assisting Stephanie is Rotarian Shawn Schnabl. Our donation is used to pay for weekly expenses (food and beverages), as well as t-shirts for the participants.
In addition to the donation, club members will volunteer as cooks during two of the volleyball games. Shawn Schanbl has already volunteered to help out one night. Way to go, Shawn!
We'd like to thank all the guests and sponsors of our Murder Mystery Dinner on Feb. 22. Their participation helped make this donation possible.
During this meeting, we also learned:
- Froedtert Health Center at Moorland Road and West Beloit Road is hosting a prescription drug drop-off this Saturday, April 26, from
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. This is the best way to dispose of unused medications.
- Annual Safety Saturday at Froedtert Health is May 17.
- The Police Department has received a lot of requests for their Workplace Violence presentation. This presentation is free to New Berlin businesses. Contact Officer Hanlon or Capt. Glider to schedule the presentation.
- The industrial parks are still seeing a rash of thefts of metal, aluminum in particular. The Police Department is working hard to crack down on these thefts.
- Annual Safety Saturday at Froedtert Health is May 17.
- The Police Department has received a lot of requests for their Workplace Violence presentation. This presentation is free to New Berlin businesses. Contact Officer Hanlon or Capt. Glider to schedule the presentation.
- The industrial parks are still seeing a rash of thefts of metal, aluminum in particular. The Police Department is working hard to crack down on these thefts.
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